Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
COMING THIS VAT.
Thousands of Emigranss
Waiting to Sail to
America.
Mr.. Chamberlain Loudly
Kissed for His Coer-
cion Sentiments.
An Irish Bishop and His
Priests in Opposition
to Coercion.
Spirited Artiole-Rsp'y Of lie France
Eaa Of a War Mexican Politics.
Packet Steamer Ashore-wnI
AceepttAe Homer Blessed
RaIa In Texas.

Accept the Homer Blessed
RAia In Texas
CamtAg 20 the Unlted states.
QuEHxsTowN, April l3.-Ths arrivals
here Of emigrants on thsir way 30 the
United States are at present enormous.
The mumber OF smigFanta nov waiting
for steamers to carry them 70 their des-
sinatio0 is already greater than can
be housed in the hotels and lodeing
HOUSES and many are camping out on
the streets. Fifteen hundred embarked
yesterday. Three Thousand mora are
expected 70 arrive on Saturday 90 take
the steamers here.
Kissing ChambeRlaln.
LONDON, April 13. - OhanberIain,
while travelling to Ayr, was met AZ q
staten to-day by q crowd whe insisted
that he should make 9 spseeh- In com-
plying 10 their request Chamberlain
said that tor the hrst time IN its history
the Liberal party was allied with men
whose hands we're stained with bieod.
II was assisting them ia carry out an
obstructive policy 10 Parliament. The
Unionisf vows regarding BaRland were
unaltered. Chamberlain was frequently
interrupted Ia the course Of bis speech
by the Kisses Of his opponents, which
exceeded the cheers Of his supporters.
Memorial Against Ceercaan.
DUBLIN, April 1S-Ths Irish Bishop
Croks, Of Cashsl. and all the priests OF
bis diocess have signed q memorial pro
ennkswa amasnaa kha s.aaaama ~ The mars
coercion bill. which document is meas
ure calculated 20 lead 20 greater oEimss.'
spirited Article.
BERLIN, Asril IS.-rhe Post publishes
a spirited article today on the relations
betwesn Germany and France Refer.
ring 10 the French cavalry eyolutions at
in the Department of
Moselle, ID says: "fhese and
similar military operations aloaR the
frontier, bear the character of provoca-
tions, and appear 20 proceed from .
wish TO aggrGvate and alarm Germany"
RepIy From "Le Paris
PARTs, April I3 = LS Paris replying
to the structures Of the Bertha Post on
Frances attitude toward Germany, de
nouncas Germany's policy as lying, Gym
l0ai ana Dfutai.
Rnd Of war.
GuAYMAs (MexicO) April 13 -Cajems,
The lEnki Indian chief, was captured
yesterday by General Martinez at q
ranch 10 miles fron Guaymas. where be
hss been hiding for tive months past.
His capture ends the war between the
Yaukis and Mexioans which has been
waged in Sonora for two years.
Mexican Politics.
CrrH OF MExIco. April 13.-Ths Joint
Committee of Congress has reported 10
favor OF the repeal OF the amendment
to the Constitution forbiddinQ an Inn
mediate 70 election Of the President,
and it Is generally believed Ia political
sircIea that the measure will pass
through Congress aud 90 10 the State
for their ratification. fhe
Partido LIBERAL, which effects tue views
Of the administration, takes 9 siRuiH
can't ground regarding lhs proposed
change, and oauti0ns Congressman not
TO act on any superstition as to the views
Of President Diaz, bot rather to aos on
their awn Judgment as Co which is the
best policy for the nation.
Packet steamer Ashore.
PANS, April ia dispatch from
Dieppe says the packet steamer Victoria
10 ashore on the rocks near that city.
She was stranded during foe. Several
of her pa-sesgers attached life buoys to
their bodies aAd then jumped over
board and we're carried out to sea. The
others havs been safely landed. The
Victoria, at the time Of the accident,
had 80 passengers, aBd the company
owning her believe that all we're saved
VIII Accept the Honor.
LosDoN, April 13.-Rev. DR.. Joseph
Parker, pastor Of the City Tenpie.
states be is almost certain that he viii
accept the bsnoF OF delivering a euloRy
in Juns fer New York.
Blessed Rain In Texas.
81. LoUIs, April 13.-Advioes from
different sections 10 Texas note the fail
Of a oopious rain for 800 miles along the
Texas aad Pacific railroad, weat OF Mer
kel, 10 the county north cf that road.
This is regarded as q great boon 20 the
farmers living in the southern districl
aad worth hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars 10 the country. Ia many places
In Texas no rains have fallen for nearly
g year.
New Raasian Lsaz.
BKRr.rN, April 13.-It is stated that
the Issue Of q new Russian loan fol
100 000. 900 roubiss is Imminent.
Runners Sot Usnnrmed.
OrTAwA (Oni. }, April I3.-Ths efiisIaIs
Of the DepartmeBt Of Indian Affairs
say that no information has been re-.
eeiyed tending to confirm the Tunofs Of
Indian troubles along the Northwest
frontier.
Cause of The Runners.
Verona, B. O.. April I3 Ia IL stated
here that the ship 81. Stepbea has not
fsundered. she report arising from the
faat that tbs sbip IvAnhee recently ~
rived at Port Townsend, vas seen 10 be
throws on her beams end by the shift.
ING Of heF ballast 10 q sQuall. She yaa
taken for the -. Stephen, and vas not
seen again by the men Who repsrted
tbe Istser foundersd. This gave rise 10
the report.
Mast BE Deae by Canadians.
A ssseQram wss received here that the
American Wresksrs Will lot be allowed
70 enter Canadian waters, - To the
case Of the Wbitslaw in raisiaR tha
Umstiila. Teuders are Ia from local
companies for h0afina the stranded
Msxieo. End the work all Likely be ear
Fied oai By V etoFisns.
wuI RHn Their Chamees
The Customs c Jllsstor here has re-
ceived advioss sbaf the seized sealing
sch soT ers hsve been released By oFisF
of the Wasbinatan Authorities, bui no
dsfinite information kss vet ben given
IN regard 10 the policy te Be pars1e1
tbisy A.. Tbe British sosooaeFs, hos
sEsx, intscd 70 fas the chsne =, aud a
large { 81 viii e nofth ct TIE proper
season.
JsuraeF Abandsaed.
y. PKEEEsEUEs. April l3.--Ths r0ysl
faf1i'F shsodoued he pF1psssd j0urnsy
70 Csimsa oQine 90 the GRAVE reports
ffoEa ths iotsTsaf. 0saf 20 arrests aeFs
nsads af Addssa oa Esnss sandy. Flse
peFk5ns ssre sarpFised "a see'ikg. hey
wsrs aeRsKsd Ia hliing acmhs.
Canadian Rafiwag smelala